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In the Tambov region, doctors worked out actions in the mass admission of victims

Tambov Regional Hospital held special tactical exercises

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In the Tambov region, doctors worked out actions in the mass admission of victims

Tambov Regional Hospital held special tactical exercises. The event was led by the Minister of Health of the region Marina Macedonian, the leaders of large medical institutions watched the course.

Doctors worked out the reception and sorting of victims, the distribution of patient flows and the provision of emergency assistance during peak load. The exercises were attended by employees of the regional hospital, ambulance and disaster medicine station, as well as students of the medical college.

Based on the results of the exercises, actions will be analyzed and recommendations will be prepared to optimize working processes.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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